Mizzou Engineering Spring 2025 capstone projects

June 10, 2025

Mizzou Engineers proposed transportation solutions, improved video games, designed better safety equipment and more through hands-on senior capstone projects.

students sitting on couches at a table bird's eye view

Mizzou Engineers’ passion for discovery powers a culture of innovation. As one of their last challenges before graduation, seniors test their engineering know-how against real-world problems in senior capstone projects.

These projects are the embodiment of the Missouri Method of learning by doing. In some academic programs, capstones are determined by students’ fields of study or interests. In others, groups partner with local companies to propose solutions to problems. For everyone, it’s an opportunity to put their classroom learning into action.

This semester, Mizzou Engineers proposed transportation solutions, improved video games, designed better safety equipment and more. Click the photos below to learn more about some of the completed projects.

Marisa Smith, Brenda Kudelka, Kaeden O’Connor and Brogan Haggerty — *Chemical engineering students propose hydrogen plant with*
*projected $4 billion revenue*

From left, Maddie Beins, Cassie Lueck, Velissia Perez, Kaitlyn Blagg, and Campbell Marino — *Civil engineering students develop a proposal*
*to improve I-70*

Parker Dierkens, Michael Hackmann, Olo Masiza, Alex Savas and Blake Simpson — *Computer science students develop artificial intelligence*
*music mixer*

Kavin Trivedi, Austin Yarbrough and Martin Cueto Rasetti. Not pictured: Sam Kenyon — *Industrial engineering students project six-figure savings*
*for local business*

Brian Bluhm, Ben Dargue, Kenneth Jackson, Daniel Kim and Aaron Trebus — *Information technology students use artificial intelligence to*
*make* *video games more exciting*

students Cayse Martin, Brian Schwartz, Cody Stiern, Tyler Ruhland and Elie Chammas — *Mechanical engineering students design new construction*
*helmet that prioritizes safety*

Engage in hand-on learning through the Missouri Method. Choose Mizzou Engineering!